Orbit Collections

Choose by watering task, not by guesswork.

Orbit collections group products around the work a yard owner is trying to finish: program the schedule, cover a lawn, feed a bed, repair a valve, or connect the hose run cleanly. Each collection is a catalog path for practical irrigation choices, written for fast scanning so a homeowner, store associate, or service crew can move from symptom to product family with fewer detours.

Orbit catalog groups for timers sprinklers drip and repair parts

Collection Logic

Start where the task begins.

A shopper often arrives with a symptom instead of a product name. The lawn has dry arcs near the curb. The vegetable bed needs gentler delivery. The hose timer is too limited for two zones. A valve box is leaking after winter storage. Orbit collections translate those everyday problems into groups that are easier to compare. Timers answer the question of when water runs. Sprinklers answer where water lands. Drip products answer how slowly water reaches roots. Valves and fittings answer how the system stays serviceable. Hose tools answer how quick hand watering fits around the scheduled zones.

Good catalog structure reduces the number of wrong parts in the cart before the first connector is tightened.

The collection model also keeps the setup order visible. A drip line works best after pressure is regulated. A sprinkler head performs better after the arc is adjusted. A controller makes more sense after the station count is known. By arranging products around these decisions, Orbit gives buyers a path that feels direct without hiding the details that matter in the yard.

Expandable Buying Paths

Five ways to enter the catalog.

Use this path when the main question is station count, schedule control, rain pause, hose bib access, or Wi-Fi compatible adjustment. It fits lawns, beds, and mixed yards that need repeatable timing.

Use this path for throw distance, arc adjustment, oscillating coverage, impact patterns, traveling sprinklers, and gear drive heads that need to match the shape of turf or borders.

Use this path for raised beds, shrubs, containers, emitter spacing, pressure regulation, filters, tubing runs, and adapters that keep water close to the root area.

Use this path when the project starts with a leak, weak flow, cracked connector, missing washer, damaged diaphragm, or need to extend an existing line without rebuilding the whole setup.
Timer collection for multi-zone yard schedules

Schedule

Sprinkler collection for lawn coverage

Cover

Drip collection for raised beds and planters

Feed

Repair parts collection for valves and connectors

Repair

Catalog Help

Tell us which collection fits your task.

Send a quick note about the zone, product family, or replacement part you are comparing. Orbit will point the conversation toward the right category first.